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Here is my technical market update. My premise is that the FED will kill the market. Lets look at the 30 year bond yield:
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You can see that the yield has breeched a long-term trend line (The longer the line the more importance and power of the relationship). It is now acting as resistance. The MACD has a bullish cross in late May. So what does this mean? As the long bond yield rises, so do mortgage rates and this will kill the recovery. Will the FED sell more. Yes, and this week on Thursday as seen in the link:
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/ecalendar/index.html
Lets see if would be buyers will demand a high return, pushing the rates even higher. Across the Curve is a good read on the subject, and the author says in part " I believe that with a weekend to reflect on the data traders will reintroduce a steepening bias next week."
http://acrossthecurve.com/?p=6086
So the FED is stuck. They must sell bonds to finance the debt. Traders want more yield to counterbalance the risk of inflation down the road. And this will force bond prices down. And mortgage rates up.
View attachment 6408
You can see that the yield has breeched a long-term trend line (The longer the line the more importance and power of the relationship). It is now acting as resistance. The MACD has a bullish cross in late May. So what does this mean? As the long bond yield rises, so do mortgage rates and this will kill the recovery. Will the FED sell more. Yes, and this week on Thursday as seen in the link:
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/ecalendar/index.html
Lets see if would be buyers will demand a high return, pushing the rates even higher. Across the Curve is a good read on the subject, and the author says in part " I believe that with a weekend to reflect on the data traders will reintroduce a steepening bias next week."
http://acrossthecurve.com/?p=6086
So the FED is stuck. They must sell bonds to finance the debt. Traders want more yield to counterbalance the risk of inflation down the road. And this will force bond prices down. And mortgage rates up.